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by lioeters 1y ago
Chat, launch new startup named Bull Blog.
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by lioeters 1y ago
Looks like they're trying to seem more than a profit-seeking corporation but a way of life, culture and value system. Who decides what is good and evil, and what are our human rights. Is it any of their business? Through their actions
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by lioeters 1y ago
Thanks for engaging in this discussion and explaining your thoughts. I'm still trying to understand. > given ciphertext C = A ^ B you can decrypt plaintext A using key B Right, C ^ B = A, to get back the original. Already here, it s
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by lioeters 1y ago
The CSS-in-JS approach has always felt to me like too many steps removed from actual CSS. I tried Styled Components long time ago and didn't like it. I prefer CSS Modules, and Sass still (though trying to move away due to breaking chan
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by lioeters 1y ago
I'm not sure I agree. In the case of new source D, C is being used as the key, not the encoded data. > B^C gives you back A If both B and C are pure noise, where did the information for A come from?
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by lioeters 1y ago
> C=A^B is also pure noise Is C really "pure noise" if you can get A back out of it? It's like an encoding format or primitive encryption, where A is merely transformed into unrecognizable data, meaningful noise, which s
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by lioeters 1y ago
Aside from the posted library sj.h which is in public domain (compatible with the definition of "free software"), the author's other projects mostly use the MIT license. The MIT license upholds the four essential freedoms of
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by lioeters 1y ago
What I love about this author's work is that they're usually single-file libraries in ANSI C or Lua with focused scope, easy-to-use interface, and good documentation. And free software license. Aside from the posted project, some
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Textbox behaviour: Standard functionality for text input in user interfaces(rxi.github.io)
3 points by lioeters 1y ago|0 comments
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by lioeters 1y ago
From his "Open Letter to Everyone I've Butted Heads With": > My friend - it's not personal. I care about you. I actually do value your opinion. I'm interested in your thoughts and feelings. I want to make you hap
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by lioeters 1y ago
> bubblewrap vs. firejail In case anyone else is curious, I found the following comparison in bubblewrap's repo. - https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap#related-project-com... I'm gonna try both and see
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by lioeters 1y ago
Malicious and incompetent.
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by lioeters 1y ago
It's a weird way to put it too, "our industry" and "our culture" enables "our corporations". They're not "our" corporations as a society, why should we be excited about their investments. Th
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by lioeters 1y ago
I also think "good-looking" user interface is of lesser priority than "good-functioning" UI. Form follows function. I'd much rather have boring or primitively designed UI that works well and intuitively - meaning, I
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by lioeters 1y ago
> By that logic all communication is impossible I interpreted it as implying all communication is imperfect , more or less. Each speaker and listener uses language from their own personal context, and reads meaning into each word from t
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by lioeters 1y ago
Great tip about downloading subtitles, useful!
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by lioeters 1y ago
React's core concept was excellent. It solved many of the issues with previous view libraries. What React turned into over the years is problematic, accumulating bad design decisions until it became the monster that it is. The way Reac
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by lioeters 1y ago
When you're in Windows, the OS operates you . It is the user and you are the used.
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by lioeters 1y ago
The game machanics are very pleasurable. Jumping, accelerating, and flying through the air. I haven't won yet but getting closer. I'm a big fan of your work, thanks for sharing!
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by lioeters 1y ago
I heard about this situation in Spain where Cloudflare (and maybe others) are blocked by mistake due to being associated with some sites streaming football. How are people getting around this problem, I guess VPN? I mean, some of the wrongl
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by lioeters 1y ago
Was it the Navajos whose language doesn't have nouns, only verbs? A noun is a kind of illusion of eternal identity. A chair is only chair-ing for the moment as a configuration of matter that was doing something else before, and will fa
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by lioeters 1y ago
I'm partial to the tosh but to each their own
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How to Publish a Picotron Game on Steam(lexaloffle.com)
2 points by lioeters 1y ago|0 comments
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Why broot doesn't enter zip archives(dystroy.org)
3 points by lioeters 1y ago|0 comments
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Differences between stal/IX and regular Linux(stal-ix.github.io)
17 points by lioeters 1y ago|1 comments
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by lioeters 1y ago
> the split between people who want to abstract the application domain and people who want to engage with it That sounds like the classic dichotomy of Theoria and Praxis. > The philosopher Aristotle held that there were three basic ac
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by lioeters 1y ago
Sauce: https://github.com/mit-pdos/xv6-riscv > xv6 is a re-implementation of Dennis Ritchie's and Ken Thompson's Unix Version 6 (v6). xv6 loosely follows the structure and style of v6, but is implemented
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Hypervisor in 1k Lines(1000hv.seiya.me)
129 points by lioeters 1y ago|15 comments
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by lioeters 1y ago
How can we call it "E2E encryption" in any meaningful sense of the term when the ends run proprietary code, and at least one of the ends has proven themselves unworthy of trust time and again.
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by lioeters 1y ago
> improving itself in an exponential growth That seems like a possibly mythical critical point, at which a phase transition will occur that makes the AI system qualitatively different from its predecessors. Exponential to the limit of in

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